Notice Graduates of 2002. If you have any
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TCH's 47th school year.
TCH's 44th graduation class.
School Name: Teurlings Catholic High School
Grades: 7-12 This was the last year that TCH consisted of grades 7-12.
Enrollment: 676
Principal: Mr. Michael Boyer
Assistant Principal (Discipline) - Terri Baudier
Assistant Principal (Academics) - Barbara Champagne
Director of Development - Aline Norwood
Director of Athletics and Maintenance - Sonny
Charpentier
Faculty & Staff:
Christine Angelle
Dawn Aucoin
Bruce Baudier
Brittany Baudoin
Melissa Bergeron
Kevin Blanchard
Adrienne Brame
Ashley Brodhead
Garry Brodhead
Joyce Brou
Ann Broussard
Cindy Conque
Mike Doherty
Leslie Doucet
Dona Dugas
Mary Dunn
Lony Fabre
Chad Farris
Stacey Freeman
Ceata Hackett
Chad Hakemack
Tricia Hawkins
Kim Hebert
Pilar Hebert
Joe Heintz
Marty Heintz
Jennifer Lagneaux
Bobby LaGrange
Danielle Laperouse
Shayree Latiolais
Robert Lear
Ann Lumpkin
Cathryn Martin
Debbie Mills
Sherrie Mudge
Anne Pesacreta
Sandy Peters
Anna Proctor
Ella Richard
Milton Rohm.
Celeste Scott
Natalie Scott
Ramey Sere'
Dennis Skains
Josette Surratt
Katherine Werner
Joyce Brou
Kathy Dodson
Toni Dueitt
Angie Faul
Jeannine Prather
Pat Rohm
Tina Stroderd
Troy Alfred
Claysha Brouchet
Margaret Charles
Verna Hebert
Christina Mitchell
Geraline Mitchell
Lula Mouton
Euline Zerangue
School Board Members:
Lynn Olivier - Chairperson
Agnes Malveaux
Faye LeBlanc
Dustin Dought
Chris Tanner
Chris Cooper
Willie LeDay
Curtis Morrison
Rick Jock
Kirk Brodhead
Teurlings All Sports Club (T.A.S.C.) President: Darrell Cobb
Rebel Academic Backers Club (R.A.B.C.) President:
Mark Foley
Student Council President: Lauren Delahoussaye
Student Council:
Stacey Cooper - Vice President
Ashlie Junot - Recording Secretary
Jenise Darby - Corresponding Secretary
Josh Hargrave - Treasurer
Scott Viator - Historian
Brooke Huval - Public Relations
Homecoming Queen: Jensie Darby
Homecoming Court:
Lacie Forester
Jacie Boutte
Amanda Champagne
Lindsey Champagne
Katie Hanes
Lesleigh Baker
Brooke Huval
Renee Langlinais
Lauren Delahoussaye
Chrystalyn Fonesca
Arletta Willis
Mr. TCH: Josh Hargrave
Miss TCH: Lauren Delahoussaye
First Runners Up: Stacey Cooper & Bo Bowen
Second Runners Up: Arletta Willis & Dane Charpentier
Most Likely To Succeed: Amanda Breaux & Matt Rabalais
Most Talented: Katherine Comeaux & Andre Pitre
Most Spirited: Dominique Dejernette & Chad Bordelon
Most Athletic: Lauren Delahoussaye & Bo Bowen
Most Witty: Monique Trahan & Woody Goodly
Most Beautiful: Amanda Morgan
Most Handsome: Jiles LeBlanc
Top Honor Graduates: Lauren Delahoussaye, Josh Hargrave, Brooke Huval
Rebel of the Year:
Monsignor Teurlings Award: Joshua Scott
Hargrave
Academic Pep Rally Theme (5th Annual): Grades Are Groovy
School Production (4th Annual) - Into the Woods
Sports:
The 2002 Lady Rebels Basketball Team won the State Championship
The Baseball team was District Champions
Boys Basketball was District Champions
The Rebel Football team was District Champions
The Lady Rebels Volleyball Team was District Champions
Fall Varsity Cheerleaders:
Jennifer Ancelet
Amanda Bajat
Nicole Bergeron
Stephanie Blanchard
Jacie Boutte
Melissa Breaux
Laura Citron
Shayla Cormier
Crystalyn Fonseca
Teren Parrino
Amber Thibodeaux
Kylen Wijayasuriya
Winter Varsity Cheerleaders:
Stacey Allen
Jennifer Atkins
Christina Boss
Brittany Brazee
Anna Forestier
Chelsea Link
Elise Romagosa
Samantha Simmons
Christian Smith
Amber Trahan
Kristin Ventress
Hanna Wilber
Junior High Cheerleaders:
Michelle Courville
Morgan Grossie
Ali Beslin
Kylie Latiolais
Lauren Stribling
Brittany Clement
Brianne Montgomery
Kaly Broussard
Rebel Revue:
Jensie Darby - Captain
Lacie Forester - Co-Captain
Macie Borel
Blair Boudreaux
McKenzie Collette
Sadie DeRouen
Mary Landry
Bridget Lowry
Hannah Pierrottie
Meagan Vise
Football 2001
1st team of the 21st Century
Head Coach: Sonny Charpentier
District: 6-AAA
Record: 11-2
District Record: 4-0
2001 District 6-AAA Champions
State Quarterfinalists District AAA
Denotes Home Game /
Denotes Winning Team
DATE
TCH
TEAM
OPP
September 7
33
at St. Louis
6
September 14
13
at Breaux Bridge
20
September 21
35
Iota
28
September 28
36
Berwick (Homecoming)
0
October 5
20
Notre Dame
14
October 12
54
at Jeanerette
13
October 19
27
Abbeville (District Game)
20
October 26
28
at Kaplan (District Game)
0
November 2
21
Erath (District Game)
12
November 9
41
at North Vermilion (District Game)
0
November 16
34
North Caddo (LHSAA BiDistrict Game)
0
November 23
27
Westlake (LHSAA Regional Game)
14
November 30
35
Belle Chase (LHSAA Quarter Finals)
42
Music
What our students were
listening to on the radio graduation week:
1. Foolish - Ashanti
2. A Thousand Miles - Vanessa Carlton
3. Addictive - Truth Hurts
4. All You Wanted - Michelle Branch
5. Soak Up The Sun - Sheryl Crow
What our students were listening to on the
radio that school year:
September: I'm Real - Jennifer Lopez
October: The Star Spangled Banner - Whitney Houston
November: Only Time - Enya
December:
How You Remind Me - Nickelback
January:
Superman (It's Not Easy) - Five For Fighting
February: A Woman's Worth - Alicia Keys
March:
Escape - Enrique Iglesias
April:
Ain't It Funny - Jennifer Lopez
May:
In The End - Linkin Park
News
Top news stories for
that school year:
September
11, 2001 - Both World Trade Towers in New York are destroyed and the
Pentagon in Washington D.C. is damaged when terrorists hijack 4 U.S.
passenger jets leaving thousands dead.
October 5, 2001 - Bob Stevens, a photo editor with he supermarket
tabloid, The Sun, comes down with inhalation anthrax which marks the
beginning of several such cases in which some victims die, caused by
malicious postal mail.
October 7, 2001 - U.S. and British forces start attacking Afghanistan
and its Taliban regime.
November 12, 2001 - An American Airlines airplane crashes into a
residential neighborhood shortly after takeoff from John F. Kennedy
airport.
November 14, 2001 - As the northern alliance marched
triumphantly into Afghanistan's capital Afghans played music in the
streets, marking the end of five years of harsh Taliban rule.
January 7, 2002 - 15 year old Charles Bishop, crashes his Cessna 172
airplane into the 42 story Bank of American building in Tampa,
Florida.
April 26, 2002 - Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes dies in a car accident in
Honduras.
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